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Draught & Craft Cocktail Workshop

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A cocktail experience like no other

Discover delicious beer-infused cocktails that you can make at home. In this unique cocktail experience you will shake, stir and sip on three beautifully refreshing serves, each made with beers brewed in the Guinness Open Gate Brewery.

Hosting up to 12 guests at a time, this delightfully different, hoppy masterclass is sure to add to your mixology repertoire.

This experience is available at 6pm on Saturdays only.

Want to host a private cocktail experience with us? Get in touch with us at info@guinnessopengatelondon.com

Ticket price:£85

Duration:120 mins

Includes:Welcome drink + 3 cocktails + take-home gift

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A new way to experience beer

At Guinness, we believe that beer is more than a pint. It's a moment shared with friends. It's watching the big game. It's part of the rituals that mark an occasion worth remembering.

In this one-of-a-kind cocktail workshop you'll learn how beer can bring a refreshing lift to cocktails and add balance to richer serves. Guided by our expert Guinness Brand Ambassadors, you will learn to create three impressive yet accessible cocktails in this lively hands-on experience, with recipes to take home and enjoy again and again.

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